Import Bitumen — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Malaysia

Transocean Freight Forwarders distributes bitumen sourced from manufacturers in Malaysia. The offering includes a range of penetration grades designed to suit different temperature regimes and engineering specifications. While the exact grade is supplier‑defined, the product meets ISO and SGS certification requirements. High viscosity and stability are highlighted to ensure resistance to temperature fluctuations during storage and application.

In the regional market, bitumen grades typically span 30‑70, with softening points from 40 °C to 60 °C and densities near 1.00‑1.03 g cm‑3. Such characteristics make the material suitable for both hot‑mix asphalt production and waterproofing membranes. Standard packaging options include 25 kg drums and bulk tankers, though the supplier advises confirming the exact format. Compatibility with common aggregates and polymer additives is standard, facilitating blend flexibility.

Contractors in road construction, roofing and large‑scale infrastructure projects are the primary buyers. Transocean Freight Forwarders provides flexible MOQ arrangements and can ship under FOB or L/C terms. Documentation such as material safety data sheets and certification copies are available upon request. Prospective importers should verify the precise penetration grade and any additional test reports before placing an order.

Transocean Freight Forwarders operates from No. 201‑C, Jalan Sentul Off Persiaran Raja Muda Musa Port Kelang 42000 Selangor Malaysia. The platform classifies the firm as an imported tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, reflecting verification of its cross‑border trading activities. Its response statistics indicate a 0 % response rate and zero average response hours, so enquiries may need to be sent well in advance.

The profile does not include details on manufacturing facilities, employee numbers or historical performance, and only mentions ISO and SGS certifications attached to the bitumen offering. Prospective buyers should ask for the latest material safety data sheet, laboratory test results and any additional certifications the supplier can provide. The company’s focus appears to be on sourcing and forwarding the product rather than producing it.